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 1     I,  54|      1st and of the 5th were so mutinous, that some of them threw
 2     I,  59|     Trebellius charged him with mutinous designs, and with disturbing
 3    II,  18|       more influence should the mutinous spirit abate. ~ ~
 4    II,  44|       of a mob of clamorous and mutinous fugitives. They did not
 5    II,  51|              At the funeral the mutinous spirit of the soldiers was
 6    II,  66|      side of the Alps, the most mutinous among them were for carrying
 7   III,  46|         of our generals and the mutinous conduct of our legions;
 8   III,  49| impulses of the soldiers. These mutinous proceedings, so ruinous
 9   III,  50|  scarcity of provisions and the mutinous clamours of the soldiery,
10    IV,  35|          and the most violently mutinous shewed themselves cowards.
11    IV,  37|     anything else, fostered the mutinous spirit. The men, abandoning